06 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1928
Page
1
A reviewer extols the Hotel Dagmar as a gem of comfort and elegance. The lobby dining room kitchen and staff receive praise for cleanliness attentive service and fine cuisine. The operator Mrs J Boyd Henri and manager Mr Jarques are credited with hospitality and expert event planning.
A feature on Charles E. Hammond and his Whistle bottling plant, praising the beverage as a high quality soft drink. The piece describes the streamlined production with minimal hand contact, noting the sterilizing process as a standout achievement and highlighting the plant as a model of efficiency and reliability.
A writer praises the Maryland Theatre for excellent amusements with vaudeville and moving pictures at low cost. Manager Mr. Klein earns high regard for service and the slogan One Hundred Percent Service guiding the well run, comfortable venue.
A visitor extols Stouffer's Dance Academy as a bright, clean venue with beautiful decorations and congenial music. Prof Stouffer is praised for his energy, hospitality, and chaperone-free evenings, and a special "Mystery Man's Dance" event is announced for June 6 with dollar bills and unique prizes for attendees.
The article extols Beck's Restaurants in Hagerstown as top eating spots with a variety of fresh foods prepared under sanitary conditions. It praises milk fed fowl chicken, scientific cooking methods, and the proprietor Mr Beck as a gracious host, noting travelers seek them out for fine meals.
In Hagerstown I found Hiedwohl's a premier photography studio with scientific precision and homey surroundings. Mr Hiedwohl and staff are skilled artists offering portrait and kodak finishing, amateur finishing in summer, and commercial photography as a hobby and service. Photographs Live Forever.
Delphey Bros in Hagerstown offer Harley Davidson motorcycles as the latest in transport, promising satisfaction and reliable service. They also stock children's vehicles, bicycles, and tricycles, appealing to both young and old with strong local trust.
The document lists businesses and stops including Hotel Dagmar operated by J Boyd Henri, Modern Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Corp, Delphrey BROS Harley Davidson, Becks Restaurant on N Jonathan and Potomac Streets, G R Kinney Shoe Store, Hoffman Electric Co, Lee Tire-Sales Co, D C Beard & Co Ice Cream, Faber's Store, Maryland Theatre, Hoffman Bros Willys Knight Whipper, Stouffer's Dance Academy, Whistle Bottling WKS Chas E Hammond.
A local feature praises Modern Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Corporation for advanced methods, meticulous pleating, and economical pricing. Manager J M Guider is lauded for civic involvement and solid business practices underpinning the firm’s popularity in the region.
Hoffman Electric Co in Hagerstown promotes Copeland Electric Refrigerators as a top modern appliance. J Hoffman and staff invite inquiries, with services in electrical contracting and radio, stove, lamp, and fixture sales, noted for an enviable reputation.
Kinney Shoe Store in Hagerstown announces a 24th anniversary sale. The event promises deep discounts on footwear for men women and children with special pricing and guaranteed satisfaction. Manager Robt J Martin leads preparations to deliver prompt service and best value as the store highlights quality shoes at reasonable prices.
D C Beard Co. promotes its ice cream as grade A quality matching top labels for butter eggs and milk. The plant features modern machinery and high quality ingredients, earning broad public favor across social classes.
Hoffman Bros on North Locust street act as sales agents for Willya Knight and Whippet automobiles and provide complete repair services. A machine shop, skilled mechanics, a high water pressure car wash, and a pneumatic greasing system are available to handle any repair from small to large, ensuring customer satisfaction.
In Hagerstown the so called Mystery Man plans a Ramble of Cheer tomorrow handing out dollar bills. He will travel in a new 1925 Willys-Knight Sedan placarded as his official car, visiting listed spots and meeting locals. Hoffman Bros. Locust street are touted as leaders in local auto sales with emphasis on service.
Lee Tire Sales Co markets Lee Tires and Tubes focusing on high mileage, rugged tires with iron clad guarantees. The firm offers a wide stock, vulcanizing expertise, and customer oriented service aimed at community trust and repeat patronage.
A vintage ad praising Faber's Store for offering stylish, quality merchandise at affordable prices. It emphasizes wide selection for men, women, and children, courteous service from experienced staff, and founder Mr. Faber’s commendable management.
The note urges gratitude for a dollar gift, urging readers to acknowledge the benevolent benefactor and expressed thanks rather than excitement alone. It emphasizes politeness and appreciation in everyday monetary exchanges.
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